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Indian government bonds join JP Morgan EM Bond Index
EMBI was formed in the early 1990s which has various high yielding local rates indices like the Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets (GBI-EM) series and the Corporate Emerging Markets Bond Index (CEMBI) series and are considered standard benchmarks by many developed economies’ investors, according to a press release by Mirae Asset Mutual Fund.
Jobs, inflation data may break the US Treasury market out of narrow range
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No Friday blockbuster for bonds on JPM index
Indian bonds debuted in JP Morgan's GBI-EM global index suite on Friday, with the country expected to reach a maximum weight of 10% in the GBI-EM Global Diversified Index over a 10-month period. JP Morgan's analysts expect foreign investment worth $20-25 billion to flow to the local bond market from the move.
Rate sensitivity on the rise in PSB portfolios
"The AFS (available for sale) portfolio's sensitivity (PV01) increased for PSBs (public sector banks) and FBs (foreign banks) since September 2023, while it declined for PVBs (private banks)," the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said in its June 2024 Financial Stability Report.
First day JPM flows not a deluge, but bankers confident of steady flow going ahead
From Thursday to Friday, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) increased their holdings in the index-eligible Fully Accessible Route (FAR) suite of government bonds by Rs 1,545.16 crore, bringing the total to Rs 1.86 lakh crore, according to data from the Clearing Corporation of India Ltd (CCIL) released at 6 pm. This increase left traders somewhat disappointed, as some market segments had anticipated a surge exceeding Rs 10,000 crore on Friday alone.
007 Effect! JPMorgan bond inclusion can attract $2-3 billion monthly FII inflows into India
Since October 2023, non-residents have invested nearly $15 billion in Indian government bonds, including $5 billion through USD-settled, INR-denominated supranational bonds. Starting from Friday, passive fund inclusion will begin at a rate of 1% per month, leading to total inflows of $25-30 billion by the time full weightage is reached.
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What JP Morgan bond index inclusion means for India's economic future? Jayesh Mehta answers
This is significant, as you mentioned—it's a notable event. The only caveat is that this recognition of India should have come much earlier, but finally, India has been acknowledged.
RBI's new valuation rule may hit banks' trading gains in Q1
Government bond yields have declined in the current quarter due to foreign inflows ahead of inclusion of domestic debt in JPMorgan's emerging market index. Yields on the 10-year benchmark government bond were at 6.99% on Thursday, down from 7.05% at the end of the March quarter.
India a very attractive destination for fixed income investors: Vikas Goel
So, obviously, we are still underrepresented. So, compared to, say, a similar economy like Indonesia, etc., we will go from 2.5% to about 4% I think after the inclusion which is fairly-fairly insignificant even if we compare it to our equity markets where foreign investment is much-much higher as a proportion of total investment.
Gilts to shine brighter from tomorrow
JP Morgan will include 27 fully accessible Indian government bonds in its GBI-EM global index suite starting June 28, allowing global investors to deploy funds in these bonds.
Europe's STOXX 600 falls as tech, banks drag
European shares fell on Friday, with Carlsberg Group dropping 8% after Britvic rejected its $3.9 billion takeover bid, causing a 0.3% decline in the STOXX 600.
FPIs’ G-Sec purchases cross $10-billion mark
Nine months after JP Morgan announced the inclusion of Indian government debt in its emerging markets index, foreign portfolio investors have increased their ownership of sovereign bonds by over $10 billion. The influx of funds is expected to continue as India's index weightage grows.
JPMorgan says foreign holdings of Indian bonds could double over next year
JP Morgan's inclusion of Indian bonds in the GBI-EM Global index suite is expected to attract $20-25 billion in foreign flows. Over $10 billion has already been invested in Indian government bonds, as per Reserve Bank of India data.
Rate cut hopes, inclusion in JPM index fuel ‘FOMO’ trades in GSecs
Indian sovereign debt players bond with bonds following Mint Road's move to decelerate rate-increase drive and JPMorgan's recognition. CCIL data shows a 40% increase in monthly trades, reaching ₹8.6 lakh crore in 2023.
Further decline in US bond yields pushes Indian peers lower
Indian government bond yields fell as U.S. Treasury yields dropped on rate cut expectations. India's 10-year yield was at 6.9779% by 10:00 a.m. IST.
How labour party’s election vows stack up for UK markets
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European shares open lower as Fed trims rate-cut projections
European shares edged lower on Thursday as U.S. Federal Reserve's hawkish stance on rate cuts weighed down sentiment. STOXX 600 down 0.2%, rebounding from previous session's 1.2% gain. BT rose 2.5% after Carlos Slim's stake acquisition in UK's largest broadband operator.
Game's Bond, Electoral Bond: Two reforms that India's new government should undertake
All political funding should be routed transparently through electronic means, via UPI, IMPS, Neft or RTGS. Let parties crowdfund themselves. In a democracy, money should move from the people to their parties, not from politicians to voters.
PSBs lean less on OIS as a hedgeon uncertain local rate outlook
State-owned banks are reducing their reliance on derivatives to hedge domestic interest rate risks, with a notable decline in the market share of nationalised banks in the IRS MIBOR segment. Factors such as liquidity deficits, market volatility, and inflation targets have influenced this trend.
Simplifying personal finance: What is bond yield?
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Insurers lap up GSec derivatives to manage liabilities
Global funds and insurers are showing strong demand for Indian government bonds, particularly ahead of their inclusion in a JP Morgan index. Insurers are increasingly interested in Bond Forward Rate Agreements (Bond-FRA) to manage long-term liabilities, with significant trading activity reported by Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL).
RBI accepts bids of over Rs 7,200 cr for bond buyback
The RBI accepted bids worth ₹7,287.56 crore in a government bond buyback auction out of ₹30,000 crore offered by the Centre.
Adani stocks, overseas bonds battered by rout
Adani Group's offshore bonds dropped 1-2 points post Modi government's failure to secure a predicted victory as per exit polls.
Adani Group offshore bonds fall as Modi govt misses predicted majority
The political development led to a sharp decline in Adani Group companies' stock prices as well, which fell by 20% due to the poor performance of the BJP.
India 10-year bond yield sees biggest spike in 8 months on poll results uncertainty
Indian government bond yields surged as early voting trends showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's NDA leading, causing the benchmark 10-year yield to jump to 7.0130%.
RBI to conduct buyback auction of government bonds worth Rs 30,000 crore
The RBI, which is the Centre’s debt manager, will carry out the auction in which banks and other bond market participants can buy back five government securities, the central bank said on Monday. One of the securities matures this month while another one matures in July. Three of the securities will mature in November.
Indian bond yields seen lower as exit polls predict government continuity
Indian government bond yields are expected to open lower on Monday after positive exit polls hint at PM Modi's re-election. The 10-year yield may range between 6.94%-7.00%. Expectations of policy continuity and fiscal consolidation are driving investor sentiment.
Goldman sees India's stocks, bonds and rupee as top emerging market picks
Strong earnings growth is supporting the share market, while the country’s inclusion in international indexes, stronger government finances, and slowing inflation favor fixed income, analysts led by Kamakshya Trivedi, Danny Suwanapruti and Sunil Koul wrote in a note.
Indian Bank plans to raise Rs 5,000 crore via equity & Rs 7,000 crore through debt
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